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Ytterbium Diantimonide, the Plain Superconductor That Grew Its Own Magnetic Field and Broke Time Reversal Symmetry
Science
October 2, 2026
Ytterbium Diantimonide, the Plain Superconductor That Grew Its Own Magnetic Field and Broke Time Reversal Symmetry
Physicists at IISER Bhopal found ytterbium diantimonide, a type I superconductor, breaks time-reversal symmetry with a tiny spontaneous magnetic field.
Perovskite Chips Now Hold a Room-Temperature Supersolid After Lecce Scientists First Forced Polariton Light Into a Crystal That Flows
News
March 11, 2025
Perovskite Chips Now Hold a Room-Temperature Supersolid After Lecce Scientists First Forced Polariton Light Into a Crystal That Flows
Lecce scientists forced polariton light into a supersolid in 2025, and a perovskite nanograting experiment later showed the same crystal-and-flow phase at room temperature.